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The dreamiest stone sanctuary caught between the sky and the Sicilian sea.
See. Palazzo dei Normanni↗ See Byzantine mosaics and the Cappella Palatina in Europe's oldest royal residence. Cattedrale di Palermo↗ Spiral up the roof of this Catalan-influenced cathedral for city views. Cattedrale di Monreale Visit for golden mosaics and a peaceful cloister, 8 km west of Palermo. Quattro Canti↗ Explore this crossroads in Albergheria, a hub for street markets.
Eat. Mercato di Ballarò↗ Experience the pulse of local life and food stalls in this vibrant market.
Stay. Tonnara Foderà di Magazzinaz Stay in a beautifully restored 1913 watchtower on the Alcamo coastline.

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